Run-time error '10'
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John Bee
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Run-time error '10'
Hi Don;
Re: 5.20.0019
Um, I'm starting to run into the following a bit. When changing from one folder to another folder in the treeview (just as its filling the listview with the new folder), the toolbar area goes completely black and I get the following error (with an OK button, which when pressed, XY quits):
Run-time error '10'
This array is fixed or temporarily locked.
??
John
Win2K
(back to) 0018
Re: 5.20.0019
Um, I'm starting to run into the following a bit. When changing from one folder to another folder in the treeview (just as its filling the listview with the new folder), the toolbar area goes completely black and I get the following error (with an OK button, which when pressed, XY quits):
Run-time error '10'
This array is fixed or temporarily locked.
??
John
Win2K
(back to) 0018
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Re: Run-time error '10'
Has been years I've seen this error, and I cannot reproduce it now. But I'd like to. Can you send me your INI file?
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Re: Run-time error '10'
Sent via email.admin wrote:Has been years I've seen this error, and I cannot reproduce it now. But I'd like to. Can you send me your INI file?
John
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Re: Run-time error '10'
I've been clicking the tree like a crazy hooligan on crack but could not produce this bug.John Bee wrote:Sent via email.admin wrote:Has been years I've seen this error, and I cannot reproduce it now. But I'd like to. Can you send me your INI file?
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Re: Run-time error '10'
Hi Don;admin wrote:I've been clicking the tree like a crazy hooligan on crack but could not produce this bug.
Ok, well, I am now using 0022, so I will see if it does it.
John
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John Bee
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I just got this again, but this time I was paying attention.
How it happens:
I click on a drive in the treeview. It fills the listview with the folders on that drive.
XY then proceeds to get/fill in the folder sizes. (get folder sizes is turned on)
Before XY finishes getting all the folder sizes, I click on another drive in the treeview.
As soon as I do that, the toolbar goes completely black? and I get the following
error box with an OK button:
Run-time error '10'
This array is fixed or temporairly locked.
When I click on the OK button XY quits.
It looks like XY doesn't like to go elsewhere when it is busy getting folder sizes.
As it doesn't happen often, I must be hitting it at the right moment to trigger it.
(And it seems to only happen the first time XY touches a drive.)
John
Win2K
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How it happens:
I click on a drive in the treeview. It fills the listview with the folders on that drive.
XY then proceeds to get/fill in the folder sizes. (get folder sizes is turned on)
Before XY finishes getting all the folder sizes, I click on another drive in the treeview.
As soon as I do that, the toolbar goes completely black? and I get the following
error box with an OK button:
Run-time error '10'
This array is fixed or temporairly locked.
When I click on the OK button XY quits.
It looks like XY doesn't like to go elsewhere when it is busy getting folder sizes.
As it doesn't happen often, I must be hitting it at the right moment to trigger it.
(And it seems to only happen the first time XY touches a drive.)
John
Win2K
0009
482ms reload
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I also get this still, but it is *very* rare event (~ twice since I started this report.admin wrote:Strange, I never get it. And I really tried. Maybe it's some combination of settings. Could you send me your INI file?CitizenD wrote:I have been getting this error quite a lot lately. The last few betas have done it, and am currently running 5.06.023.
I'm running WinXP, not 2k
I wish you luck in finding the cause.
However, if it helps in any way, it seems to me that when this happens, there is a lot going on, the listview is getting folder sizes, me clicking elsewhere when it is doing it, etc.
John
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